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An Ordnance Survey initiative
Chris Parker
An Ordnance Survey initiative
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An Ordnance Survey initiative
OS reveals our ever-changing landscape in extraordinary detail
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An Ordnance Survey initiative
GEOVATION
Geovation is Ordnance Survey’s Open Innovation
initiative
Geovation is an Ordnance Survey initiative, in association with HM Land Registry,
that supports start-ups, individuals, smaller businesses and corporations to innovate
using geospatial and property technology and data.
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Geovation Challenges invite open collaboration in developing
local innovative solutions to globally recognised problems
using design thinking and geographic information
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Hub sponsors
An OS initiative In association with
Challenge sponsors
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What is innovation?
I = P x S x E
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What is innovation?
Innovation =
Problem x Solution x
Execution
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What is innovation?
Problem x Solution x
Execution
invention
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What is innovation?
Problem x Solution x
Execution
assumption
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What is innovation?
Problem x Solution x
Execution
hmmm…
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What is innovation?
What is the problem you're trying to solve?
Who does it affect?
Why does it matter?
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Geovation Challenge 2017
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Designing the challenge
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Insert – Designing the challenge pictures
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Greener, Smarter Communities themes
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Problem Finding Deep Dives
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Deep Dive Summary Problems
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Accessing quality space
Empowering community action
Barriers to mobility
Enabling community cohesion
Barriers to mental and physical health
and wellbeing
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Deep Dive Summary Problems
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Holistic finance and accounting models
Accounting for social, economic and
environmental investment
Sustainable housing meeting local
needs
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Deep Dive Summary Problems
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Influencing behaviour change
Ownership and responsibility of
space
Valuing waste
Affordable access to food
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Deep Dive Summary Problems
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Valuing natural assets
Enabling data access and use
Evidencing greenspace value
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Ingredients - OS Open Greenspace - Perth
https://osmaps.ordnancesurvey.co.uk
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Ingredients - Circular Economy?
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Source: Ellen MacArthur
Foundation
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Ingredients - Service Design?
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Introducing a previous winner…
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Problem
What is the problem you're trying to solve?
Who does it affect?
Why does it matter?
I = P x S x E
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Geovation Camp Taster: Problem
HMW improve access
to sports facilities?
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Solution
What benefits does your solution provide?
How are you testing that your solution has potential?
Why is your solution better than alternatives?
I = P x S x E
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Solution
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Solution – What benefits does your solution provide?
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What benefits does your solution provide?
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Execution
How will your idea make money?
How will you scale your solution?
What is your unfair advantage for success?
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Problem
Designed for: Designed by: Date: Iteration:
THE LEAN CANVAS
Solution Unique Value
Proposition
Unfair Advantage Customer Segments
Key Metrics Channels
Revenue
Streams
Cost Structure
List your top 1-3 problems. Outline a possible solutions for each
problem.
Single, clear, compelling message stating
why you are different & worth paying
attention to.
Something that cannot easily be bought or
copied.
List your top 1-3 customer groups.
Existing Alternatives
List how these problems are solved today.
High-Level Concept
List your X for Y analogy. E.g. YouTube =
Flickr for videos.
Early Adopters
List the characteristics of your initial
customers.
List your path to customers (inbound and
outbound).
List the key numbers that tell you how your
business is doing.
List your fixed and variable costs. List your sources of revenue.
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Problem
Designed for: Designed by: Date: Iteration:
THE LEAN CANVAS
Solution Unique Value
Proposition
Unfair Advantage Customer Segments
Key Metrics Channels
Revenue
Streams
Cost Structure
• Venues and activity providers
struggle to manage their
bookings/customers
• Venues are sitting idle and are
under-utilised
• The public cannot easily find
and book local
venues/activities
OpenPlay hosts a community
marketplace for people wanting to
get active to find venues and
activities and others to play with.
The public connect with
venues/activity providers and
book/pay either through the
venue/activity provider's website
or OpenPlay's platform
• Direct sales (phone/email)
• Search engine optimisation e.g.
sports booking system
• Venue/activity providers own
websites - OpenPlay booking
calendars sit within them
• Marketing with partner sites e.g.
local authorities
• Monthly subscription for our online booking system (£49-2,500+). 10% discount
for annual licence
• Commission on bookings (1-20%) depending on client
• Advertising/site sponsorship e.g. OpenPlay Connect
• Bespoke work/white-labelling
• Platform development and design
• Insurance
• Marketing (Posters, banners, PPC, blogging, SEO)
• Staff and office
• Web Hosting
• Travel
• Monthly Revenue & profit
• Number of Clients
• Number of Venue Bookings
• Number of Activity Bookings
• Number of registered users
• Total Monthly Payments
Through System
Lock-in with booking systems - difficult
to switch once signed and using it
Best in kind system, has the
functionality to solve most of the
venue/activity providers' admin needs.
Innovative, particularly in
social/marketing.
OpenPlay is the only system that
actively markets venues/activities to
increase their revenue. ie. system pays
for itself
• OpenPlay makes it easier for
the public to get active by
making it easier to find and
book local venues and
activities
• OpenPlay reduces the hassle
of running sports venues and
activities with its system
managing bookings,
payments, invoices and
customers. The USP is that it
automatically markets any
gaps
• OpenTable for sports facilities
and activities
• Any sports venues with hireable
facilities in local authorities,
schools, sports grounds, parks,
open spaces, universities
• Activity providers including
coaching organisations, holiday
camps, classes and courses
• The general public - anyone
who wants to play sport/get
active
• Like innovation and an element
of risk
• Looking to impress their boss
• Happy to partner to improve our
system/want to be involved
• Generic booking systems
• Pen and paper
• MS Excel
• Online forms e.g. Google Forms
List your top 1-3 problems. Outline a possible solutions for each
problem.
Single, clear, compelling message stating
why you are different & worth paying
attention to.
Something that cannot easily be bought or
copied.
List your top 1-3 customer groups.
Existing Alternatives
List how these problems are solved today.
High-Level Concept
List your X for Y analogy. E.g. YouTube =
Flickr for videos.
Early Adopters
List the characteristics of your initial
customers.
List your path to customers (inbound and
outbound).
List the key numbers that tell you how your
business is doing.
List your fixed and variable costs. List your sources of revenue.
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Geovation Challenge online platform - https://ideas.geovation.uk
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Remember
I = P x S x
E
in the
Idea
Submission
Form!
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On-line ideas submission form
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What’s next?
Summer -
Autumn 4 October Closes 29 November 14 -16 February April 2018
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Geovation Camp
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Geovation Camp – Service design tools in action
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Cause & Effect
Analysis
Lean Model
Canvas
Paper
Prototypes Communication
props
The 9 Questions
Persona
s
Design
support
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Example Geovation ventures
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Digitising land management
Online sports facilities booking
Tap water refill
scheme
Avoiding strikes by unified asset data sharing
Carbon offsetting scheme
for landowenrs and
businesses
Tech-driven happy cycle
deliveries
Collaborative transport
planning
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Thank you
www.geovation.uk
@geovation
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